MMUC Netball organised a 5-A-Side Bubble Football Tournament in aid of CRY. This was a joint event with women’s football so the money raised was split equally between CRY and their chosen charity. The event was successful as the students enjoyed and all got involved. We raised a total of £160 at this event, making our
My names Lewis Horne and I completed the Pembrokeshire 15.3 mile run on the 28th April 2018. It was an emotional day for myself and friends. It was the one year anniversary of the passing of a close friend of mine Ben Walker. To remember Ben I deceived to take part in a half marathon event.
This physically challenging fund raising event has taken place in the Highlands of Scotland every August since 1986. The Ullapool Air Cadets have been involved since 1998 and have so far raised a total of £27,325 specifically for our adopted Charity – CRY’s “Joanne F. Fotheringham Memorial Fund”. Cadets, Adult Staff members and other supporters walk
On Sunday 8th April 2018, Katherine’s cousin Josie Williamson ran the ASICS Greater Manchester Marathon in her memory raising £1030 for CRY.
The Wolverton and Stony Stratford Rotary Club were both inspired and moved by the visit from Donna Faulkner and Liam O’Sullivan on 24th April. The DVD explained the impact of sudden cardiac death in young adults and how knowledge of preventative screening tests can save lives. We enjoyed meeting Donna and Liam and will certainly spread
It was the 22nd April 2018, and the atmosphere was booming. It was the day that I ran 26.2 miles for a worthy cause. Was it worth it in retrospect? Yes it was, and I’d do it all over again! Even if that means more months worth of training and having stiff legs for a couple
We would like to say congratulations to the 15 CRY runners that took part in the Brighton Marathon on Sunday 15th April 2018, a huge thank you and for their kind support and amazing fundraising efforts! Thousands came down to the seaside to watch the runners take on the challenge of the marathon, in what were
We started fundraising for CRY in Spring of 2017. At this point we had signed up for 3 10km runs across the summer. We chose CRY following the sudden death of James Moorfoot (aged 28) whilst playing football. This was due to undiagnosed heart problem. After our 1st 10km the running bug had really bit me
We had a great day although very emotionally for both of us and the family. I managed to see a couple of the other CRY runners along the way which was a great boost and after a quick hi 5, we were on our way. We had 18 supporters of all ages as you can see
So far I have raised £958 and more to come. I saw 3 other CRY runners and ended up running the last eight miles with one of them. He was also running Manchester, Brighton, and then London next week. We kept each their going because I think we were both struggling and we ended up finishing
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